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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1902
Page
8
A detailed account describes Mr. Davis urging before the U S Supreme Court, defending the prisoner amid territorial legal battles. The defense contends the writs and bail procedures, noting the defendant faced murder and manslaughter charges, with bail denied due to pending indictments.
An old advertisement lauds Royal Malt Extract as a tonic for laborers and office workers alike. It claims heightened energy and vitality, urging broad use for all ages and occupations, priced at $2.50 per dozen.
A garbled courtroom scene shows Mr. Doris and Mr. Brooks engaging in undertone remarks as others depart. The dialogue mentions rights and established claims, with a departing Mr. Davin muttering to the court about the demand or amount in dispute.
Jarwh 1B Groseman and Mug Me Grveenad sue WH Hackfeld Co Ltd and JF Hackfeld through attorney George A. Davin for specific performance. Plaintiffs claim contracts for land and shares worth 36,100 and 10,000 dollars in regular payments, plus ten year share of proceeds, with installments overdue and security pledged. they seek interest and relief.
The Shipping Intelligence column notes times, departures, and arrivals across Honolulu port, with details of signals from United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, weather observations, and lists of passengers and crew on vessels from San Francisco, Vancouver, and Honolulu routes. Names include J. A. Pomimie, Green, Hilo, and numerous ship lines with crews and travelers listed.
Native laborer Lotwail and others on Nuu street were involved in an incident near Hobineon's house on Viiyantefeeet. Anton OF Hlaewan was charged with vagrancy, pleading not guilty, claiming highway work until arrest. A witness described a disturbance and questioned the arrest legitimacy as the evidence was gathered. The matter moves to a hearing tomorrow with possible further actions.
The stormy Concordia Club meeting led by President Nunes was postponed due to only a few members attending, with J. Jones of the Youthal Dramatic Club opposing the delay and noting fewer members were present when Nunes was elected.
The YW and Y association seek reading matter for soldiers aboard a transport ship calling at the port in August. About 1500 alene are on board with a large supply of material needed. Those with spare reading matter may deposit it with the syndication to be sent to the vessel, as soon as possible. Local reports mention Denny blown up and Kite missing. circumstantial evidence not confirming. Brooklyn Life.
Mrs Dyke of the Kamehameha Schools will lecture Thursday afternoon at 9 week Horauljwot on Some Remains of Gold Mining. The talk will last about twenty minutes. She will recount observations of the mine features and places visited where she gathered material for her lecture.
A bulletin offers a reward for the return of a pure white bullion lost near Kin Kin Square. Contact Toma Abey at the police station to reclaim the item.
A Japanese woman in Pawam is wounded by a stray 22 caliber rifle shot fired by youths during a prank. An officer chasing a suspect found the woman in a patrol wagon with a cut on her head and blood loss. Police have not located the shooter yet.
A small fire at a Hawaiian hotel began in a lounge and was extinguished by hotel staff before the fire department arrived. The blaze caused limited damage to the lounge area and nearby rooms, with no serious injuries reported.
Horton reports that Dr. Pfeiffer, a noted opponent of compulsory vaccination, voluntarily exposed himself to smallpox at Galloupes Island, is in a hospital and likely to die. He had recently testified before a legislative committee against the vaccination law.
A Washington dispatch says Governor Taft plans to resign after another possible operation. The Philippines operation reportedly failed and doctors proposed a new procedure. Friends doubt he will return to the Philippines, with health cited as the reason and military opposition noted.
GOOD SWIMMING BACE The aquatic event at the Collaoum opens with a 100 yard dash between Howard Brewer the mile amateur champion of the Pacific Coast and J Beott twary California sprint champion and record holder Leary set the pace throughout Leary led briefly but Brewer over took him near the end finishing narrowly ahead with Ge4l 45 in time.
The New York Chamber of Commerce motions to Congress urging a tariff revision favoring Cuba and endorsing Chinese exclusion measures. The memorial cites a 8 cent arrangement and calls for rapid establishment of a Cuban government while urging broader trade and immigration policies.
The Yo Mt CA handball tournament round was not yet played when the frat necks postponement was announced from Saturday February 1 to a later day in the week. New players listed include Pant Pecre stra va J vane Jacob Sherman Perey Lovejoy.
The centenary of Vietor Hage birth will be celebrated in Paris with a six day program from February 26 to March 2. A grand government event at the Pantheon will feature President Loubet and ministers, with a monument unveiling in Square Dea Vogee and a Hugo memorial in front of his house. Festivities include municipal rostrums, choirs, and open-air balls in the Square den Voges, culminating in a Sunday afternoon ceremony and public performances.
Secretary of State Dr David J HIM Adjutant General Corbin Rear Admiral Brank plan a reception and banquet for Prince Henry of Prussia. The guest is tied to Rochester University and known for international law. The article notes Kinley naming Dr FIM Pirat as first assistant secretary of business after Moore's resignation in October 1898.
Washington February report lists the Republican caucus steering committee, detailing members such as Allen, Aldrich, Hale, Lodge, Spooner, Beveridge, Hanna, Clark of Wyoming, and Norris among others, outlining the senate business body. The Bulletin notes the roster and roles for the political group.
Auction sale of taro land under Bernice P. Bishop will. The lease covers land at Kankaukukuu Pavoa Valley for 15 years from April, at 100 percent. Net annual rental $400, payable quarterly in advance. Full details at Bishop Estate Office 17 Mere Street Honolulu.
Public auction to sell the lease of land named Puna Let in North Kona Hawaii containing 860 acres. Lease term 21 years from May 1 1903 with upset annual rent of 500 dollars payable quarterly in advance. Appointment follows will of Bernive P. Bishop. Location 65 Queen Street Honolulu.
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